| Show THE OGDEN STANDARD - EXAMINER TUESDAY EVENING AUGUST 6 1940 Clown Pays for Shooting Geese NATION TO EYE IDAHO PRIMARY O UTAH TAX LEVY IS REDUCED - FINED But Will 'N O ' to-b- V At 715 It- photo shows him as he recently appeared here with his performing "mule" all-purpo- e i ?::-:- ' - Important Nationally Despite the lack of issues the election will play an important part nationally One of the few primaries held since the Republican and Democratic national convens will indicate the tions trend an the state and will offer comparisons as to whether" the state' political complexion has changed since 1938: After the' counting is over the electorate will have selected 118 candidates for the state house of representatives 59 from each par O ' ' the-result- I f SPRINGS Idaho Autr fi (AP)— rThe duties of entertaining crowds at Soda Serines' annual Henry Stampede were not so con- tining as to prevent W !C 'Jazzbo fculkerson rodeo clown from en gaging in expensive pastime federal Game Warden James Gerow disclosed today that while pertormmg here Fulkerson had found opportunity to shoot geese out or season Justice! of Peace Tom Horsley imposed a fine "of $50 and costs on Fulkerson's plea of guilty to the charee and ronfis catad the clowns gun JSUDA FLEECE SIZES candidates for the state senate and 22 for other state offices including the-S senate and ' two congressional representatives GAIN IN UTAH Unlike all others who pass of the primary through the process election one state officer will be i elected to his position without need SALT LAKE CITY Aue 6 ( AP) of facing the electorate again in Utah's sheep this year produced the November He is Chief Justice highest average weight fleece on James F Ailshie of the state su- record says Frank Andrews senior preme court— unopposed and auto- agricultural statistician matically reelected At pounds tne average ex Hottest race in the entire ticket ceeds of a jpbund the by is predicted for the Democratic average gubernatorial There J W Taylor The state's 1940 clip is estimated Chase Clark and James L Barnes at pounds exceeding both will mix it up Gov C A Bottolfsen last4i4iavm 19440000 total and the year's has- been matched against Thomas j of average McDougall for the Republican' nom- pounds despite the fact 20667000 that the inatlon number of sheep shornf last year Battle for Borah Post was only slightly larger than that - Another battle is forecast 'among ' 1939the 10 men who want to serve the torIdaho's wool production is slisht two years remaining in the term of smaller than that for) last year ly the late Sen William E Borah Earlier Sen John Thomas incum- and still further under the bent was conceded to lead the race average That state is expected to for the Republican nomination but produce 10454000 pounds com now competition has developed In pared with 16606000 last vear and averfact he wll compete against six 18050000 pounds the fleece age in Average weight per men— Frank B Dotson Burley El- Jvin Dulaney Pocatello Abe Goff Idaho is 95 pounds however larg(Moscow Frank Adams Twin Falls er than the 92 pounds! last year and the 89 pounds which is the U D Price Malad and E W average Jerome leads the jnation- - in Wyoming A three-wa- y Demofor the race' fleece with 97 pounds weight per cratic senatorial nomination will be staged by Glen Taylor Pocatel- Its estimated production is 32932— lo George Doanrjt Weiser and 000 pounds slightly larger than last year Nevada is expectfed to clip James R Bothwell Twin Falls 6144000 pounds also an increase pver last year ty 88 - U 0 six-tent- 11-ye- hs ar - 10-ye- ti j ar - 10-ye- " ar 10-jye- ar f " ( Sin--ecla- ir 10-ye- ar -- DRIVER PUZZLE DELAYS INQUEST AMERICAN FALLS Idaho Aug (AP)— Some question as to the of the car's driver brought today of the' sched- T Uied inquest into an automobile ac-- i cident which killed two Pocatello women near here Sunday Fatally injured in the accident were Mrs Leola Fern Vroman 35 06 Defense Advisory Body Members To Go: On Air SALT LAKE CITY Aug 6— Ac cording to state Demdcratic of ficiais word has just been received that all seven members f the national defense advisory commission will appear on a national? broadcast over all networks on Thursday from seven-thirt- y p m to eight p m - They will be interviewed on the work accomplished thus fkr and on plans for the immediate future After the interview the defense directors will answer questions submitted by citizens from all parts of and MrsEmorine (Jackie) Fergu22 Eban Walker and Forrest Poynter 35 of Pocatello other occupants of the car were seriously the country son hart i j —— Clty Judge Appointed j f- : Indications point to Eban Walk-er- r 23 of Pocatello as operator of Irl the machine State patrolmen said Logan Temporarily Wralker was reported to have been (AP)I-Jesse LOGAN Aug 6 P driving the car when its passengers Rich has been appointed citv iudee stopped at Schiller to visit frienda to act temporarily without remu and was driving again when they neration other than actual 'costs left" connected with the office On the strength of that evidence '"AHazel Davis Power county cor- -I DRAPER PRAISES NEW DEAL Jmer said she was preparing a SPRINGVILLE Ausr 6 (AP)— vV— 'complaint against Walker charging Delbert M Draper a candidate for him with involuntary manslaughter Investigation however was con- United States senator told an tinuing as there were audience here that the country has no actual witnesses to apparently the crash tn Democratic administration to other han the survivors who have thank for restoring the nation's been unable to make statements economic balance ' -- V-1 ROAD KILLINGS r" C-- ' Andean IN UTAH AT Salt Lake 90 Woman Bo -- will-hav- e SALT LAKE CITY Aug 6 (AP) Utah's traffic toll stood today at 90 after the deaths of a boy struck by a truck in Salt ijake City and a woman tourist fatally injured when a car overturned in Beaver county Sylvester Kanon jfef chubes Spare Tire Air Refills Casings With Slow Leaks J j 13 riding his bicycle on Second Souith street was struck by a gasolinef truck which Utticer R T Anderson said was driven by Grand Adanbon of Pleas ant Grove The truclf was making a left turn into a station The child died on the way to a hospital SPARE TIRE AIR REFILLS The Beaver county! death was axvs ovjyv that of Mrs ElizflhpfrVi Tnv Ran !VAjiiva son 59 of San Diego Calif Sher By W II WILSON iff Jasper Tucker saidij her husband New extras for your automo Charles Ranson who! was drivinsrOF to make vou bile designed turned out to pass a truck Seeinsr feel on home at the highway are another car approaching he at onto tne marKet roiling to consianuy back into line swinir tempted rvi rhfl rtlnnfD trfi lost control of his cai and it over of motor and turned A grandson Robert Ran accessory comson 7 received a fractured skull If 3 Vita Mn9f?A panies tn L nun critical f Resfauranf Code Order Is Issued ! SALT LAKE CITY I An 6 (AP) Minimum wages maximum hours and requirements for working con- ujuons are in eriect qver tne stare for women and minors in the res taurant industry I An order establishing the code was issued Monday bj£ the state in dustrial commission A week is established Wages in Salt Lake City are top $14 a week The figure at Ogden is $13 The minimumf Is $10 in the smaller ciites 40-no- ur Idaho Beet Official Flies to Washington Changing is simplitires fied with a jack that works off the outside rim of a wheel Once the wheel a v?Svl4w f'a Ij raised support is t' - ' ' J1 steel "PPea under the axle to hold ' 1 un the rar and f ) Lw£ w you can then Wilson return the jack to your next door neighbor Earlv morninc flat tlrtm rPcnH- ing from a slow leak or the of small boys in the neighborhood can be easily refilled wicn enougn air to maKe it to the nearest repair shop The air is borrowed from the aoare tire bv jmeans of a long rubber tube with a valve connection at each end xnsiae aope on trouDiesome tires can be seen with the "Tire-O- $cope' mechanical aid that enables the tire repairman to get an view of a tire while it is still on the car Cuts tacks bruises pinches casing breaks and jther weaknesses can be found perore they cause serious damage l i r xjiuii oi Hosiery lame soonmay find its way into your windqmeid in a new sarety glass when rolled out in transparent sheet form nylon makes a strone bond between two sheets of glass mak ing them shatterproof Battery gauge that shows state of the charge- is an accessory that piay join speedometer gas oil and water dials op the dashboard next snows at a giance wnen year the battery needs recharging A step ahead is the new hat tery that may make such a gauge pnnecessary With aglass fiber sep- ftrarnr mates and natntArt nof tery oxide it is said to get stronger instead of weaker with IrsO"" LEWISVILLE Idaho Au? fi (AP) — Preston Ellsworth' president oi uie xuano ueec rowers associ ationr today was in Des Moines Iowa to confer with Charles Kear ney National Beet Growers presi dent on sugar legislation Ellsworth Dians to a rnntimn nn to Washington D to attend senate hearings on the! continuation He left here I of tne 1937 sugar act v ivionaay Dy piane ' Elks MIXERS HAULED TO TEMPLE SITE Poetry Forum Slated ON PROGRAM May Mann (left) of Hollywood Standard-Examinmovie columnist and Edith Cherrington poet of Pasadena Calif who will be on the Writer Roundup program at the Ben Lomond Mrs Cherrington a native of Marysvale Utah and of Pioneer lineage - will conduct a : poetry analysis- forum Attending poets are Invited to bring poems for which will be read aloud analysis by Maud Blixt Trone and Mrs er hotel August 10 and 11 Love Won't Wait So Idaho Garners Lucrative Business -- Cherrington will suggest changes from the sales angle as well as a ' possible market Marketing of verse a is specialty of this noted poet Mrs Cherrington who is also author of a - syndicated poetry column has sold over 2000 poems to 67 national periodicals She has compiled and edited the test book of poetry marketing and editors anthology "Poems Editors Buy" She has been also editing the department "Poems That- Sell" in the Writers Monthly for the past year Her work has appeared in such magazines as Saturday Evening Post American Mercury Commonwealth Household Love Story and many other magazines of similar classification On Picture Magazines Miss Waterbury will 'speak on an editor's viewpoint Reservations for the Roundup are coming in with amazing response and Mrs Wilson K Ander- sen who is chairman of this committee announces that no reservation scan be accepted after Friday morning NATURALIZATION INDEX COMPLETED FOR S L COUNTY By PORTER WARD SPOKANE Wash Aug 6 (UP) Oregon and Washington marriage law restrictions are driving altar-boun- d couples to Idaho in SALT LAKE CITY Aug 6 (AP)— There now is a complete and indexed record of every person naturalized in Salt Lake county from 1851 to the present time says Dee R Bramwell state director of research projects for the work projects administra- ceived here disclosed Because love won't wait In some cases laws requira waiting period of three days ing — and in Oregon a medical examin- tion The list contains 22000 names Similar records' are being prepared he said for Utah Weber and Carbon counties and it is planned ultimately to continue it in all other counties Ely Sheriff Hunts for Hit Run Death Driver ELY Nev IDAHO FALLS Aug 6 (AP)— J E Orrock today was searching Concrete mixers were hauled to a for the driver of a car which he seven-acr- e site on the east bank said struck and killed Apostol of the Snake river here today sig- Theoddsus !50 Ruth Nev miner nalling the start of actual construc- Sunday on the Lane City road tion on Idaho Falls' $548000 Latter-da- y Orrock said the only clues he had Saints temple — eighth such was a tire mark on the clothes of structure to be erected! by the Theodosus church Bird Finlayson of Pocatello the contractor said he expected to start Barker Family Reunion pouring foundation footings "withScheduled for Brlgham in the next two or three days" Excavation was completed last fall and within the recent Ipast the CORINNE Aug 6— The Barker entire site has been cleared and family will hold its reunion August materials and equipment moved in 10 at the Reese Pioneer park at A building permit filed! by Fin- Brigham City All descendants of John New layson Monday set the cost of the man Barker are invited temple itself at $508000 I " ' SALT LAKE CITYJAus 6 (AP) Heads of the Elks lodsre in 11 western states will m§et here Sun day with Joseph C Bush of Tren ton N J grand exalted ruler of the lodge J E Masters of Chicaeo erand secretary of the ordef also is expected to attend the mppf inr whifh may draw 30 district deputy grand exalted rulers here r 9 I'J r' i 69 PAIR ATTACHED i:9 ft— "gin-marriag- e" ation — the happy pairs are turning toward Idaho where they obtain legal consent and someone to tie the knot in short order Lost Business "We've lost 40 per cent of our Lmarnage license business since the three-da- y waiting period went into effect June 7 1939" said an official of the Spokane county auditor's office "Young couples don't want to wait They want to get married So now they go to Coeur D'Alene or some other Idaho town This law should be a federal one — not applied by the individual states" But there are no objections be ing aired from' the Idaho side of the line Coeur D'Alene is bidding for fame as a northwest Gretna Green and the justice of the peace business flourishes alongside love Popular Position Last year only two persons sought justice of peace offices in Coeur D'Alene This year seven have already announced their in tention to seek the post The two now in business have their offices practically at the front door of the courthouse They light their signs with so much brilliance that k no boy or girl could fail to see their glittering invitation Back in 1938— year before Wash law ington's three-da- y waiting went into effect— only 546 couples obtained marriage licenses i Coeur D'Alene During the first six '- love-sic- Draft To Be Discussed At Round Table Parley SALT LAKE CITY Aug 6 (AP) Effect of the selective draft on the youth education program of the Round Table International wiirbe a subject for aiscussion at the na tional convention of the organiza tion opening here Wednesday James Landrum of Denver In ternational secretary pointed' out that "youth training is our most important activity" He forecast an attendance of 250 members and their wives from all parts of the United States 1940 a total of 864 cou ples were issued licenses These figures were virtually duplicated by Moscow and Lewis-to- n two other north Idaho towns months of I COMPARE THESE m VALUES At Three beautiful perfect diamonds set In the latest style mountings $5 Down rHAA blue-whi- te vHIW' Easy Payments No Interest Bal WEDDING RING TO MATCH You Can1 f Afford to! 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4' : a Grande Western railroad: between SALT LAKE CITY Aug 6 (AP) Rifle Colo and Salt Lake City to establish Monday that v? levy for st£te Purposes attempted should have greater considera will they 715 mills this year a re- tion than that proposed in a re 75 0t of a mm fr° 1939 levy organization plan of fere4 by the The figure was fixed by the state interstate commerce" commission T A Thompson eeneral auditor tax commission Monday on the basis of an assessed valuation of of the Rio Grande Western was $339000000 compared with $513 -- called to testify in United States ' district court as to the amount of 813712 last year The following items make up the business on the western portion of i levy with last year's tne line J Foster Svmes is nresid Judge figures in brackets: General fund 9 of a mill (143) district schools ing at a hearing on the 'proposed 47 (49) high schools 2 (2) state reorganization of the D i& R G school equalization fund 135 (135) W which has been in the hands Collection of state taxes on a 100 of federal trustees since all bonds the road were defaulted in 1935 per cent basis contributed to the of The reduction this year The commis- ern owners of bonds of the west portion of the system contend sion explained that not all state taxes were collected but that re- tnat business is proportionately higher on the section covered by demptions offset delinquencies west The amounts to be raised this their securities — the ern consolidated of mortgage year for the various funds are: on the remainder of General fund $429845 district the roadthan j school fund $2416068 state school O Thomas G attorFoitzgibbbn equalizatin fund $700214 It is es- ney for the Co Trust Guaranty timated that the general fund will of New York City the represented receive $3043445 from special of the western bondholdtaxes that the district school fund interests ers The Guaranty Trust has filed will get $1172357 from income and to the I C C plan of objections corporation franchise taxes and reorganization and joinedi in a mothat the equalization fund to dismiss the entire proceedtion a carryover of $17471 ings The board does not anticipate a Hodges general counsel balance in the general fund at the forW theV old D & R G! W Co end of the fiscal year called the "debtor company" continued his attempts to show that the road is not hopeless and that a future increase of business can be reasonably expected i Idaho for shooting geee out of season This ' pre-prima- Mills Decline of 75 was fined $50 at Soda Springs By LLOYD TLTLIXG BOISE Aug 6 (UP) — An es timated 100000 Idaho voters will go to the polls Tuesday Aug 13 to cast their ballots for candidates seeking the 228 Democratic and RepublTcan nominations for state offices Vote rswill: also select nominees for the countless county positions filled at the November gen-- eral election Leaders of both parties predict a smlrll vote this year in the- 792 presets of the state Lack ofry hot 'state issues an apathetic campaign andinternation- al conditions have reduced interest A few close contests are forecasted FOR TWO DA YS - have a soft spot in their hearts Vote Barometer PRESENT CASE Owners Attempt to Show —— Big B usiness On West Commission Sets Figure Part of D& RGW i Jazz bo Fulkerson rodeo clown for whom all Ogdenites Furnish BY ROUNDUP SET STATE OFFICERS NEXT TUESDAY Campaign Devoid Issues Colorful Personalties Coming BOND HOLDERS DmmonDS Pay as little as Use Our IfliiBiMBiii AiDERS0i Use Your Charge 'Account NEXT: New uses for rubber (Copyright 1940 NEA Service) Lay Away Per Week j I 1 ON THE MAIN FLOOR AT PENNEY'S IN OGDEN Plan |
